Using Storage Class Memory Efficiently for an In-memory Database
Yonatan Gottesman, Joel Nider, Ronen I. Kat, Yaron Weinsberg, Michael Factor · 2016
Storage class memory (SCM) is an emerging class of memory devices that are both byte addressable, and persistent. There are many different technologies that can be considered SCM, at different stages of maturity. Examples of such technologies include NVDIMM-N, PCM, SttRAM, Racetrack, FeRAM, and others.